Introducing the New Oasis Homes Series at Robson Ranch Arizona

Introducing the New Oasis Homes Series at Robson Ranch Arizona

PCQC Photo Contest Winners

Paper Crafters of Quail Creek Senior Love Project

In My Kitchen Valentine’s Day Brunch

Clubs & Classes, July 2024

IRS Alphabet Soup

Peggy McGee Now that tax season is over, you may be looking for some ways to reduce your taxable income for Tax Year 2024. Did you know that you can make a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) to TWOQC (The Women of Quail Creek) for the Scholarship Program or other charity of your choice. A QCD…

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Clubs & Classes, July 2024

In My Kitchen with Becky Ashin

Pam Hartwell-James The Women of Quail Creek’s small group In My Kitchen was held on June 12 at the home of our incredibly gracious hostess Becky Ashin. There is simply nothing better in life than a great meal shared with wonderful friends, and what a perfect meal it was! The menu was outstanding. The star…

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Clubs & Classes, July 2024

Word of the Month: Brook

David Zapatka While reading Esoteric Astrology by Alice A Bailey, I read, “He is instantly aware, once he is spiritually awakened, of his motivating impulses, and this leads him to an imposed self-discipline-the thing the Leo subject sorely needs and which must always be self-imposed and self-applied for he brooks no disciplinary measures which others…

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Clubs & Classes, July 2024

Let’s Travel Club: Travel Tips and Idea Sharing

Joyce Shumate Did you know that many of our Let’s Travel Club members have not only traveled locally but also worldwide? We also have “armchair” travelers—visiting faraway places without leaving home. Whichever category you may fit into, perhaps you have suggestions on how to save money when traveling, places to visit and places not to…

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July 2024, Clubs & Classes

Memory Problems? Try Dancing!

Kathi Urban Bobillot Worried about your memory? You’ve probably heard that brain training shows promise for improving or maintaining memory. But what if memory games aren’t your cup of tea? Use your body instead! Movement is good for the brain. Research is building to support that claim. According to a recent study, adults who spent…

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